CO129-170 - Sir Kennedy - 1875 [1-3] -- Acting Governor Austin - 1875 [3-6] — Page 396

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I landed on the intervening dangos. (/). Wrecks on the Naglan will therefore I decon it probable deem after the light on Cape d'Aiguilar is exhibited and perhaps not unfrequently as ships which now while Cape d'Aguilar would be stopped in thick weather some miles outside will after it is lit be fucked light.

is unlit

on to make the

(87) The result of Sighting Case I'lquiler will probably be that on the whole average of pactages from the North to Songsling there will be an acceleration of some hours per pastage, but with

the occasional loss of a ship thick weather and,

escapes.

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(9) These losses will be lamentable result of erecting

one

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6 light

First Class light_ there is but

we remedy and that is to "Waglan" and the "Gap" shifting the first Class light on bape d'liginder to the former.

( 0 ) The difficulties which have so long delayed the lighting of the approaches to Houghing and have.

now constrained the Colonial

Government into adopting =

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as

imperfect an arrangement that of lighting Cape d'Aquilar